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suzieQ

01-09-2011 09:41 AM

thank you leavenworth the one you cant find is myFAVORET singer301A I LOOKED ON SINGER serach no luck this# is under machine na438590. can any one help me billy or loston suzieQ

suzieQ

01-09-2011 09:46 AM

MY MACHINE IS A 301A NA438590 ILOVE IT CAN YOU TELL ME ABOUT IT I ALSO NEED MANUAL : THANK YOU SUZIEQ

suzieQ

01-09-2011 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by suzieQ

MY MACHINE IS A 301A NA438590 ILOVE IT CAN YOU TELL ME ABOUT IT I ALSO NEED MANUAL : THANK YOU SUZIEQ

NUNBER IS UNDER MACHINE

purplefiend

01-09-2011 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by suzieQ

thank you leavenworth the one you cant find is myFAVORET singer301A I LOOKED ON SINGER serach no luck this# is under machine na438590. can any one help me billy or loston suzieQ

The Singer 301 was made in the late 40s-mid 50s. What color is yours?
Sharon

Donna Mare

01-09-2011 09:56 AM

Billy,

Rather than read through hundreds of posts..I picked up an older singer and finally just got the serial number off her.. she needs work but I was curious how old she might be. 14601109 are her serial numbers I believe..is there a place I can find out the info.? alot of patent numbers too..stopping at Nov 18 1890....

Thanks for any info!

Miz Johnny

01-09-2011 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by purplefiend

The last treadle cabinet I bought cost me $100 and it wasn't complete, but it is now. It was missing the hinge pins for the machine and also the drip pan(my son made one for me).

Sharon, I love the looks of this treadle. I don't think I've ever seen one with a coffin top quite like this one. Is it possibly from England?

Miz Johnny

01-09-2011 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by bourvel

This looks very much like my nephew's singer sewing machine is wants to sell. It's a 1914 machine with attachements and also a authenticity certificate. It's in great condition and so is the cabinet. He's asking 200$ and has no buyer. If the cabinet is worth 100$, I figure it's not too much for the whole thing around 200$.
What do you think?

There are many factors (area and availability, condition, style, etc.) but it's hard to get $200 for a treadle. I just sold a singer parlor treadle for $150. It did have damage on top (the dreaded plant ring), but was otherwise in good condition, and is a far more rare cabinet.

dunster

01-09-2011 10:31 AM

This site is the starting point for looking up serial numbers. All that's available on yours is the year - 1897.

http://www.singerco.com/support/serial_numbers.html

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Originally Posted by Donna Mare

Lostn51

01-09-2011 10:36 AM

Well if the good Lords a willing I will own another MOP Singer 12 but this one is a hand crank. Almost all of the decals are still there so it makes for a desirable machine. I have to wait until the snow bows over before I can get it but I think it will be worth the wait!!

I will definitely post photos of it when I have it in my paws.

Billy

suzieQ

01-09-2011 10:38 AM

BILLY CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT THIS 301A WHAT DOES THE A STAND FOR IS IT ADIFFERANT MACHINE THEN 301 MY MACHINE IS A BIEGE COLOR AN HAS A LONG BED IALSO NEED A MANUAL FOR MY 301A THE 301A IS THE I NEED HELP WITH DID I CONFUSE YOU IAM TO OLD FOR THIS STUFF/ THANK YOU SO MUCH SUZIEQ # UNDER MACHINE IS NA438590 THERE IS A #ALSO ONE THAT SAYS170156 AND SIMACO

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